Stage 13: Tour de France 2023 Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

1.6
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86.6 mi
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7,780 ft
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0.9 %
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Climbs, cols, and côtes of Stage 13 (Mountain):

Col de la Lebe:  16.3 km at 3.1%
Col du Grand Colombiere: 16.1 km at 7.1%

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TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 13:  Mountain Stage 4

152 km (94 mi)  / 2371 m (7,779’)

CHÂTILLON-SUR-CHALARONNE>GRAND COLOMBIER

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STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 1 (July 1)

Individual standings

Rider

Time

gap

Team

KOM Standing

Rider

KOM Points

Country

Team

KOM CORNER

Official post-race summary for Stage 13 (July 14): TBD

Stage 13 Climbs

Times in TdF

Category

Winner

Points

Col de la Lèbe

1 (2023)

Col du Grand Colombiere

5 (2012-2023)

STAGE 13 DETAILS AND STATISTICS

  • Location: Jura Mountains
  • Distance: 152 kilometers / 94 mile
  • Altitude Gained: 2,371 meters  / 7,779’
  • Percentage Grade:
  • 37.5% (52 kilometers/32 miles) descent
  • 48.4% (67.5 kilometers/42 miles) 0-5%
  • 8% (16 kilometers/10 miles) 5-10%
  • 2.4% (3.3 kilometers / 2 miles) 10-15%
  • Steepest: All the steepest segments are on Col du Grand Colombier
  • 500 meters 11.6% / ¼ mile 11.9%
  • 1 Kilometer 11.2% / 1 mile 10.6%
  • Highest Point on the Route: 1,485 meters / 4,871’
  • Lowest Point on the Route: 227 meters / 745’

COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 13:

“The dynamic format of this stage, which takes place entirely in the Ain, will leave little room for doubt. The riders’ legs will certainly have to be sharpened on the climb to the Hauteville-Lompnes plateau, because a major challenge awaits the Tour’s favourites leaving Culoz: they’ll have to put all of their cards on the table for the ascent of the “Bugey pyramid”, which extends for 17.4km at an average gradient of 7.1%” (Tour de France Stage 13).

THE CLIMBS OF STAGE 13 OF THE 2023 TOUR DE FRANCE

PJAMM Cycling profile tool shows climb route, gradient, and elevation gained on 2023 Tour de France Stage 13  Col de la Lèbe

Col de la Lèbe makes its first appearance in the TdF in 2023

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PJAMM Cycling profile tool shows climb route, gradient, and elevation gained on Col du Grand Colombier from Culoz

Col du Grand Colombier from Culoz

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2023 is the fifth time Col du Grand Colombier has been featured in the TdF since its first appearance in 2012. This is likely the hardest bike climb in the Jura Mountains.

Letour.com - Stage 13

photo collage shows KOM bike statue, sign for col du Grand Colombier

The Tour has featured Grand Colombier in 2012, 2016, 2017, 2020 (Pogacar first to the top) and it will be included in the 2023 Tour.

2020 Tour winner Tadej Pogacar won Stage 15 of the 2020 Tour by four seconds over tour leader Primož Roglic, but was still 40 seconds behind, in second place.  It wasn’t until four stages later that Pogacar sealed his legend in Tour lore by destroying the field on La Planche des Belles Filles in an individual time trial where he gained the yellow jersey and ultimately won the 2020 TdF.

PJAMM Cycling profile tool shows climb route, gradient, and elevation gained on 2023 Tour de France Stage 13: Chatilon-Sur-Chalaronne to Grand Colombier

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